The Do It For The XP system uses the Fibonacci sequence (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144) to rate the difficulty of beasts (tasks). This mathematical progression creates a natural scaling system that provides appropriate challenges and rewards.

Fibonacci Value	Difficulty Name	Description	Location	Examples
1	Trivial	Very simple, quick tasks	Random Encounters	Putting away a single item, Watering one plant
2	Simple	Basic tasks with minimal effort	Random Encounters	Loading the dishwasher, Brief email check
3	Easy	Standard daily tasks	Random Encounters	Cleaning a bathroom sink, Daily report
5	Moderate	Tasks requiring some focus	Random/Temples	Vacuuming the house, Processing emails
8	Challenging	Complex tasks needing planning	Rare Random/Temples	Organizing a closet, Weekly work summary
13	Difficult	Tasks requiring significant effort	Temples	Deep cleaning kitchen, Project milestone
21	Very Difficult	Major tasks with multiple parts	Temples	Full home organization, Project phase
34	Extremely Difficult	Complex projects with dependencies	Temples	Room renovation, Major work deliverable
55	Insane	Massive undertakings	Temple Bosses	Complete home overhaul, Multiple deliverables
89	Legendary	Ultimate challenges	Temple Guardians	Moving homes, Complete project delivery
144	Mythical	Near-impossible feats	Secret Temples	Life-changing achievements, Mastery demonstrations

The Fibonacci sequence (where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones) creates a natural progression that:

1. Scales appropriately: The increasing gap between numbers represents how difficulty increases non-linearly
2. Creates balance: Provides clear differentiation between difficulty tiers
3. Simplifies reward calculations: Makes it easy to calculate proportional XP, GP, and AP rewards

Beast difficulty is calculated based on several factors:

1. Number of Subtasks: More subtasks = higher difficulty
2. Estimated Time: Longer tasks = higher difficulty
3. Complexity: Tasks requiring specific skills or tools = higher difficulty
4. Dependencies: Tasks requiring other tasks to be completed first = higher difficulty
5. Physical/Mental Effort: Tasks requiring significant exertion = higher difficulty

1. Terrain Type: Harder terrains spawn more difficult beasts
2. Player Level: As players level up, encounter difficulty increases
3. Time of Day: Some time periods have harder encounters
4. Previous Completion: Repeated encounters with similar beasts become easier

Difficulty is visually communicated to players through:

• Levels 1-3: Green (Easy)
• Levels 5-8: Yellow (Moderate)
• Levels 13-21: Orange (Hard)
• Levels 34-144: Red (Extreme)

• Higher difficulty beasts have more intimidating visual designs
• More difficult beasts may have visible armor, weapons, or special effects
• Size often correlates with difficulty

Rewards scale with difficulty using the Fibonacci value as a multiplier:

Fibonacci Value	XP Base	GP Base	AP Base	Item Quality
1	100	10	1	Common
2	200	20	2	Common+
3	300	30	3	Uncommon
5	500	50	5	Uncommon+
8	800	80	8	Rare
13	1,300	130	13	Rare+
21	2,100	210	21	Epic
34	3,400	340	34	Epic+
55	5,500	550	55	Legendary
89	8,900	890	89	Legendary+
144	14,400	1,440	144	Mythical

As players defeat beasts and level up, the game adjusts:

1. Scaling: Base difficulty of random encounters increases with level
2. Unlocking: Higher difficulty temple floors become accessible
3. Transformation: Previously challenging beasts become easier as player skills improve
4. Adaptation: The system learns player patterns and adjusts difficulty accordingly

Players have some control over difficulty:

1. Terrain Selection: Choose easier terrains for simpler encounters
2. Temple Selection: Some temples are inherently more challenging than others
3. Path Choice: Within temples, choose easier or harder paths
4. Preparation: Using items and abilities can effectively lower the practical difficulty
5. Settings: Players can adjust their overall difficulty preference in settings